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2005-2006 Annual Report [PDF] ANNUALANNUAL REPORTREPORT FORFOR DONORSDONORS 2005-2006 Annual Report.indd 1 9/28/06 11:54:56 AM 2005 - 2006 Donors † Mr. Kerniel Aasland '95 Ms Colleen Abbott '73 Dr. A. Adkins Mr. Charles Ahow Ms Joyce Aitken '48 Ms Ida Albo Mr. Gerald Alexander '50 James and Fay Alward Mrs. Shelley Ammeter Heinz '84 Dr. John Anchan Mr. Christopher Anderson '94 Bob and Joan Anderson '83 Thank you, Donors! Thank you, Donors! Dr. Marjorie Anderson '66 Scott '94 and Natalie-Reimer Anderson '96 Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Dr. Elizabeth Anderson-Peacock '82 The University of Winnipeg Foundation is a Ms Janet Andrews Mrs. Margaret Anglin '50 not-for-profit charitable foundation, dedicated to Robert and Joy Antenbring Mr. Russell Anthony '65 fundraising in support of the vision and mission of Mr. Sheldon Appelle Hedy Arai The University of Winnipeg and its Collegiate. Mr. Jim Armstrong Dr. Roxanne Arnal '90 Doug Arrell Founded April 1, 2003, the Foundation takes its Gail Asper & Michael Paterson Leonard Asper place as one of the leading educational foundations Mr. James August '72 Mr. Murray Auld in Canada, providing arms-length private fundraising Dr. Lloyd Axworthy PC, OC, OM '61 Dr. Thomas Axworthy OC '68 to support excellence and accessibility in education. Mr. Jeff Babb '78 Mr. Tim Babcock Dr. John Badertscher Ms Marilyn Badke '75 The Foundation currently manages over $27 million Judith and Norman Bager Dr. Donald A. Bailey in endowed funds. It envisions a future where greater Ms Frances Bailey '72 endowed assets are accumulated and invested to Mr. Michael Bailey '73 Mr. Larry Baillie ensure dynamic possibilities for the University and N. Baker '82 Mr. Philip Baker its students for generations to come. Ms Beverley Baptiste '91 Ms M. Joan Baragar '55 Ms Margaret Barbour '53 Mr. Don Bargenda Ms Vern Barrett Ms Dorothy Barrier '40 Mr. Ian Barron '70 and Mrs. Lillian Barron Ms Jane C. Barske Dr. Frederick Barth Ms Valerie Baseley Dr. Victor Batzel and Mrs. Brenda Batzel '62 Mr. John Batzel '88 Ms Judith Bauereiss '71 Ms Sandra Bausman Mr. Magnus Bayne Ms Sheila Beatty '81 Mr. David Beckett '82 Dr. and Mrs. A. Gerald Bedford '46 Mr. Wayne Bembridge Dr. Michael Benarroch '82 Estate of Peter Bennett Mr. Aaron Berg '70 Glen & Valerie Bergeron Mr. David Bergmann Mr. Rudolf Bergmann Dr. Neil Besner Mr. John Betton '73 Mr. Richard Bevan '52 The University of Winnipeg Foundation Financial Mark Bezanson '85, '86 Statements 2005-2006 are available from The Dr. Neil Bingham '77 Mrs. Kathleen Birchall '41 University of Winnipeg Foundation. Dr. Keith Black '60 and Mrs. Helen Black '60 Dr. Danny Blair Morley and Marjorie Blankstein For more information, visit Ms Kathy Block '87 Mr. Dave Bobowski The University of Winnipeg Foundation website at Estate of Stephen Jesse Bond Mr. David Bonin '01 www.uwinnipegfoundation.ca Annual Report.indd 2 9/28/06 11:55:03 AM Thank you, Donors! Ms Lilian Bonin '86 Thank you, Donors! Mr. Richard Bonnycastle Mr. Tim Booth Mrs. Kathleen Borchers '41 S. Bordier-Kaye Ms Lee-Ila Bothe '72 Mr. Dwight Botting '69 Ms Marilyn Boyd Idell and Albert Brady '36 Dr. Per Brask Ms Val Breakenridge Jeri Breckman '02 Geri Breddam-Taylor Mrs. Ruth Bredin '45 Michael and Loree Brisebois Ms Maureen Britton Dr. Ross Broughton Enid Brown and David Robinson Contents Mrs. Janet Brown '66 Mrs. Murdina Brownlee '45 Estate of Marguerite Buchanan Mr. William Buchanan '65 Ms Susan Buggey '62 Bill Buhay Message from your Foundation 2 Mr. Lucas Buller '00 Mr. Robert Bulman W. John A. Bulman '83 Report on The University of Winnipeg Campaign 4 and Laureen Bulman Dr. Garin Burbank Mr. David Butler-Jones Dr. Edward Byard Internal Family Campaign 5 Robert Byrnes Ms Marie-Anne Cairns '81 ...Over the top! Dr. Elwood Caldwell '43 Mrs. Mary Campbell '45 Rev. Paul Campbell '77 H. Sanford Riley Fellowships 6 Mr. Len Cann Mr. Ronald Cann '68 ...Established with $1 million gift Mr. J. Carson '50 Mr. Douglas Carsted '79 Dr. Tom Carter Mrs. Janet Carthew-Whitney '59 Traditions of Excellence in History Studies 7 Mr. Allan Cartlidge '79 Mr. Dale Chalmers '73 Ms Mura Champagne Sir Gordon Wu and Hopewell Foundation 8 Dr. Alex Chan '87 Dr. Fung Chan …$1 million gift to establish Wu Chung Scholarships Dr. Phil Chan '87 Cliff and Valerie Charbonneau Mr. Christopher Chartier '95 Global College 9 Ms Shirley Chase '51 Mr. Sunny Chau '87 ...A college without borders David and Vivien Cheal Dr. Dan Chekki Lois Cherney '84 Mr. Kevin Chief '98 RBC Financial Group, Harold & Joanne Chornoboy '78 The North West Company 10 Ms May Chow '87 Dr. John Clake '87 ...Support Wii Chiiwaakanak Linda and Frank Clark Dr. Joe Clarke FRCP(C) Ed Cloutis Mr. John Coats '49 University Wesmen Teams 11 Dr. Greta Coger '53 …Appreciate support Ms Laraine Coll Ms Shirley Collicutt '68 Mrs. Nichola Collins '62 Ms Susan Burns Cone '98 Collegiate Gifts 12 Mrs. Isobel Conner '48 ...From the heart In memory of Len Connor Mrs. Catherine E. Cook '79 Dr. Craig Cooper Mrs. Dianne Cooper Tony Tascona Remembered 13 Janet '88 and Stephen Coppinger ' 71 Katherine Cormack Anne Smigel Gives to Alma Mater Mr. Brent Corrigan '79 Dr. John & Elizabeth Cote Dr. Christopher Cottick '86 New Endowments Created 14 and Ms Marlene Dieter '79 Mrs. Muriel Cowan '36 Ms Anne Cramb '79 Ms Barbara Crane Introducing the Legacy Circle 15 Mr. Douglas Crane Mrs. Elsie Crawford '75 Mr. David Crook '82 Foundation Board of Directors 16 Mr. Marshall Crowe '44 1 Annual Report.indd 3 9/28/06 11:55:06 AM Allan and Debbie Crump Mr. Allan Crump Mr. Wes Crymble '67 Message from Dr. Maxwell Cummings '85 Mrs. Bente Cunnings Mr. Hugh Curtis '54 The University of Mr. Gary Cusson Ms Jean Cuthbertson '83 Winnipeg Foundation Dr. Werner Danchura Mr. Greg Daniels Ms Carol Davis '58 Dr. Elizabeth Dawes Your support makes a world of difference to our students Dr. Barry Day '55 Ms Diana Deblonde '83 and University. Many of you are loyal donors, standing Mr. Thomas De Witt '67 Thank you, Donors! Thank you, Donors! behind the University and its Collegiate year after year. Dr. Linwood DeLong Mr. Reynold DeSpiegelaere Others of you, interested in recent developments and Ms Kathryn Dean Drs. Patrick and Sheila Deane exciting plans, are making first-time gifts in support of Reverend Dr. Richard Dearing projects that are compelling for you. Ms Paulette Decka '92 M. Del Rizzo '87 Rudy and Tilly de Leeuw Mr. William Dempsey '42 We appreciate your contributions and interest. Your help Mr. Allan Denton has a direct impact on the lives of students and faculty as Ms Angela Derksen '96 Mr. Peter Derksen well as in the broader community that ultimately benefits Mr. Roger Desrochers from the success of our graduates. Mrs. Johan Dick Ms M. Jane Dick '72 Miss Shulamis Dietch '57 Dr. Linda Dietrick Our Foundation was launched in April 2003 through a $14 Mr. Cam Dobie million gift from the Province of Manitoba for Wesley Hall Dave and Carol Dobie Mrs. Elizabeth Dobie restoration. At the end of fiscal 2005-2006, endowed funds Roman '81 and Karen Dobriansky '81 John and Gay Docherty held in trust by the Foundation exceeded $27.4 million. Joanne '69 and Gerald Doerksen '66 New contributed capital to endowments for this past fiscal Gordon '74 and Trudy Doerksen '74 Mrs. Dorothy Donnelly year increased by over $4 million, bolstering existing funds Ms Barbara Doran and establishing 22 new endowment funds. Bryce W. Douglas Dr. James Dowsett Mr. Kevin Doyle '92 Mr. Arthur Drache CM, Q.C & Mrs. Judy Young Drache Dr. Sheila Dresen '57 Dr. Henry Duckworth OC '35 Ms Joan Duerksen '77 Professor James Duff and Mrs. Lillian Duff Ms Darcy Duggan '81 Bob and Anne Duncan Wendy Lockhart Duncan '59 Mrs. Dorothy E. Dyck Mr. Edmond Dyck '53 President Emeritus Dr. Henry Duckworth Hong Kong News Conference announcing Mr. Henry Dyck '72 and Mrs. Duckworth Wu Chung Scholarship Fund In Memory of David R. Dyck Ms Judith Dyck '77 Mr. Peter Dyck '02 Mrs. Roberta Dyck Ms Jane Edstrom Ms Cynthia Reimer '73 Rev. Einar Egilsson '40 Mr. David Ehinger '86 Mr. Dennis Elliott Kenneth A. and Nobu S. Ellis Mrs. Margaret Elvidge '51 Ms Lori Endress Mr. George Enns Mr. Howard Epp '89 Brian and Judy Erhart Mr. Stuart Essery '69 Dr. Barbara Evans '94 Mr. Charles Evans William and Nadia Evans Dr. Michael Eze Mr. James Fargey '49 Dr. Bernhard Fast * Rev. Bruce Faurschou '75 Mr. Timothy Fellowes QC '50 Mr. Damien Ferland '05 Mr. Digby Ferries '62 Mr. Aubrey Ferris Ms Nan Fewchuk Mrs. J. Field-Jones 2 Spence Street Opening Celebration Annual Report.indd 4 9/28/06 11:55:08 AM Thank you, Donors! Thank you, Donors! The University of Winnipeg Campaign continues in its quiet Mr. James Fields '67 Mr. Ozzie Filippin phase, and we are experiencing unprecedented support. Ms Leslye Fisher '90 Dr. David Fitzpatrick and This past year, we received outstanding commitment from Leona Fitzpatrick our Internal Family Campaign, surpassing the $1 million Dr. Ian Fleetwood '90 Dr. Myrosia Foga '88 goal in gifts from our Faculty, Staff, and Retirees. We were Mr. Jeff Foreman '94 Mrs. Mary Forsyth '52 honoured as well to announce three individual $1 million Ms Melanie Florette Foubert '06 gifts that have inspired us all. (See our Campaign Report.) Ms Barbara Foucault Mrs. Lorensa Foy '60 Jens Franck Exciting plans are underway for a Homecoming in Fall Mrs. Margaret Fraser '35 Dr. Paul Fraser Q.C. '61 2007 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The University of Ms Darlene Frederickson '91 John '44 and Margaret Freeman '47 * Winnipeg receiving its charter.
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